Metal Detecting Trip To The UK
General Map Of The United Kingdom
In the summer of 2002, my American girlfriend and I hung out in Moscow, Russia, for just seven hours while we were waiting for the train to the Ural Mountains. We went to explore the city center and eventually ended up at the Red Square. It was a hot day so we sat in the Kremlin's shadow and observed the crowds of international tourists passing by. We played a little game of guessing people's nationalities and the countries they came from.
When I noticed this one couple, I knew right away they were from England. My girlfriend didn't agree with me. Well, she changed her mind when the couple approached the spot where we were chilling and, out of all people sitting around us, asked us about the way of getting inside the Kremlin complex. That was how we met John and Jane Swainson from Wyltshire, UK.
On The Red Square In Moscow
After we spent three hours of conversing with John and Jane, it felt like we had been good friends for a while. But soon my girlfriend and I had to get on the train and leave Moscow for the Ural Mountains. So we exchanged our e-mail addresses with John and Jane. They also invited us to come to the UK and visit them. We gladly accepted their invitation hoping that we could travel and metal detect in the UK next year!
Unfortunately, my girlfriend couldn't travel abroad in 2003. In 2004, our relationship came to the end, so I took a metal detecting trip to Europe by myself. I left the US in April. I was very excited about treasure hunting in the UK.
Last Minutes At JFK Before 7-hours Flight To London
I arrived to Heathrow airport early in the morning and was encompassed by the hustle and bustle.
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